Farm Life in a Natural Disaster Apocalypse
天灾末世下的农家生活
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- Completed
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- 298k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Updated
- 2y ago
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The story is very real, but too real. When reading a post-apocalyptic novel, I either enjoy the pictures or feel comfortable being in the protagonist's childhood. However, the heroine's parents, especially her younger brother, are like sand in the rice. They get hit after just a few bites, and I can't choose all of them, which makes me feel uncomfortable.
It's super good-looking. I just love watching this kind of thing. Everyone's hobbies are different, but killing everyone is generally a choice made out of desperation. Being mediocre is the eternal pursuit. It's all relative.
It's very interesting. I had some doubts at the beginning, but I understood later. The heroine is well designed. I thought the heroine would get entangled with relatives, but I didn't expect the heroine to be very sassy. She just and decisively pokes people's hearts without any ink.
It's my favorite type. It's bland and more realistic. So far it's pretty good. Keep up the good work.
It's really recommended. Although the heroine is mediocre and doesn't have super cool tricks or amazing skills, she has experienced a lot and is smart. Sensitive, this kind of apocalyptic writing is real, like looking at a person's life,
When a natural disaster comes, the policies arranged by the state are written very realistically. Unlike other novels where natural disasters start with zero-yuan purchases, or riots, where people kill people at every turn, the heroine also writes a normal thinking logic about the emotions faced by her relatives. She does not break off the relationship and start a solo career at every turn.
The book is okay, don't leave because of the comments, because the relationship between parents and relatives written by this author is actually quite realistic (don't think it is very good, the heroine can tolerate it, but it is not). The logical thinking in it is also good, worth reading. Some plots have traces of the novel's Rubik's Cube space, but it is acceptable. The author has not finished writing yet, so I will update it~
Very nice. The heroine's character is straightforward and neat, never giving any sign of trouble, and not going through the plot in order to slap her in the face. The heroine is like a duckweed, cold and alienated. She seems to always live in a group, but she can leave at any time. The final ending is unexpected and reasonable. At first, I was worried that the heroine would be trapped by her family. In fact, this state is real and open-minded, which is very sympathetic.
This book gets better and better the more I read it, especially the extra story that made me unable to calm down for a long time. The heroine, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, one person, a lot of people, a lot of people, a lot of people, a lot of people. Being able to watch them from a distance and see them living well is enough, but the heroine is also their concern, so this feeling is very contradictory and understandable. Everything in the world is always full of beauty and regret. I hope that the heroine can finally meet her brother again.
After reading it, it's okay. The heroine in the whole story lives a very ordinary life, and the relatives in the family are also very real. It's not like other novels, where either the heroine breaks off relations with her relatives, or everyone treats the heroine unconditionally. Although the heroine's mother treats the heroine differently, the heroine's younger brother is indeed very good to the heroine. The role of the father is also a relatively competent role. It is very real. It is not as exaggerated as other novels and there is nothing uncomfortable in the whole text. There are no surprises or disappointments. It can really be used to pass the time.